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TP Boss Beginner Guide to Matka Results

Ten minutes with this page and every result and chart on tpboss.org will make sense.

Welcome to the TP Boss beginner guide. If you have ever looked at a matka result and felt lost, you are not alone. The numbers follow a small set of rules, and once you know them, every result reads the same way. This page explains those rules one at a time, in the same order we would explain them to a friend sitting next to us. Take each lesson slowly, and open the linked pages to try it on real declared results as you go.

Lesson 1: The words you will see

  • Open is the first part of the day's result. Close is the second part, declared later.
  • Panna (also called patti) is a three-digit number such as 236.
  • Ank is a single digit worked out from a panna.
  • Jodi is the pair of anks, open and close, written together.

Lesson 2: Working out an ank

Add the three digits of a panna and keep only the last digit of the answer. For 236, 2 + 3 + 6 = 11, so the ank is 1. For 458, 4 + 5 + 8 = 17, so the ank is 7. That is the only sum you ever need. If the total is a single digit, such as 6 for 123, the ank is simply that digit.

Lesson 3: Reading a full result

Put it all together and the result reads 236-17-458. Open panna, jodi, close panna. Early in the day you will see only 236-1. Once the close is declared, the rest appears. Try it on a real page, such as the Time Bazar result or the Madhuri result.

Lesson 4: Charts

A chart is a table of past results. A jodi chart shows only the jodi for each day; a panel chart shows the pannas too. Rows are weeks, starting Monday, and closed days are marked. Practise on the Supreme Night jodi chart, then open the Supreme Night panel chart to compare. Every chart is listed on the chart list.

Lesson 5: The 220 patti table

Only 220 pannas are valid. 120 are single patti (all digits different), 90 are double patti (two digits the same) and 10 are triple patti (all three the same). Our 220 patti chart lists them all, grouped by ank, so you can check any panna you see.

Lesson 6: Timings and markets

Each market declares its open and close at its own times, shown live on the timings page. Similar names can be different markets: Supreme Day and Supreme Night, or Madhuri and Madhur Night. Use the all markets page to be sure you have the right one.

Lesson 7: What a result is not

A result is a record of something that has already been declared. It is not a hint about tomorrow, and no chart can tell you what comes next. TP Boss does not give tips, fix numbers or predictions, and nothing here encourages betting, which is illegal in many parts of India. Use this guide to understand results, not to act on them. If any lesson was unclear, ask us on the help page.

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Beginner guide FAQ

Do I need to know maths to read results?

Only simple addition. The ank is the last digit of a three-digit sum.

What should I read after this guide?

Open a featured market page and try reading today's result yourself.

Is panna the same as patti?

Yes. Both mean the three-digit number in a result.

Why does a jodi have two digits?

It is the open ank and the close ank side by side.

Is this guide about placing bets?

No. TP Boss explains results for information only.